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18x 8 You cannot fit a 240 on a rim narrower than 8in. You can fit a 200 on stock rims

Hey Descott1962 You can get it from https://tts-motorcycles.de/ part no. BMW-PL-35021

MilwDave Is probly right but I think it depends on your goals. The Roctane comes with 21/18 wheels but if you want a wide rear tire you CAN'T fit a 240wide on a 5.5" wide rim. And the roctane is not spoked so no rebuild. It comes down to budget I think

Rear tire spec 240/40 VR 18 M/C (79V) TL Front 120/70B21 68H Metzeler Marathon ME 888 Ultra

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Good point. Truth

Probably true but does it matter much on a cruiser?

Wheel building is a skilled thing requiring some special tools. (NOT A plug) some experience is required to do it properly. I posted the Sources for the parts and am not familiar with anyone else making them. The R18 is a small market for custom parts and mostly from Germany. This being said...

Yes those are the prices. You don't necessarily have to ship your hubs over there. You can order the parts and have it built in the USA too. Where are you located? I did the build (lacing, trueing, sealing ) of the wheels myself. #shamelessPlug

No it does Not at all. Everything is zeroed and standardized during the first few revolutions of travel

Late to the party. It looks great well done . Any comments as to it's effectiveness relative to stock?

Almost nothing unless you go wider than a 200 rear tire. For the front you'll need an adapter for your fender.

that's exactly what I did. 21 x 3.5 front and 18 x 8 rear

Built this

Indeed Same thing for me today. It had sat for two weeks with the alarm on. So I started it and ran it 5 minutes. Restarted twice. Error gone

There must be a procedure to reset it. My BMW 335X can be reset if it gets out of whack

No it stays at 50, while stationary. It doesn't cycle from 0-200 But from 50-6o'clock (off scale)

I just got the exact same issue. During ignition on the needle cycles from 50 to 6 o'clock (with 200 being around 4 o'clock) and back to 50.

It's perfectly fine to run an 18" rear tire. It changes almost nothing if your tire size aspect ratio is also changed to keep the same tire diameter as the 16" with higher aspect ratio .

Try this https://tts-motorcycles.de/